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B usiness I UILDEROi: NITRATE OF SODA AND PER TILIZER now in our warehouse.—*' Farmers Union Mercantile Company, Barnwell, S. C. 4-12-tf. Mm.-Mary Dyrhea Dead. Mrs. Mary Dythea, of Hild#, wife of Mr. W. H. Dyches, passed away Primitive Warfare in Bible Films. Many thousands of years before the advent of hand grenades, shrap- -666 cures Malarial Fever. FOR SALE.—600 bushels. of Dixie Triumph Wilt Resisting Cotton Seed. —C. Keys Sanders, Barnwell, S. C. —1-25-tf. Friday night, May 4th, her body be-j nel, mustard gas and other imple-* ing laid to rest at Salem Church the ments of modern warfare, brave men And true fought the battles of their kings armed with bow and arrow, sling shot and clumsy bludgeons composed of a stick of wood with a round bitumen head. following afternoon. She was a de voted wife, a loving mother and a true friend. She greeted all she met with a smile on her face. She is survived by six children, one sister and one brother and 23 grand-children. One who loved her. 666 cures LaGrippe. CABBAGE PLANTS FOR SALE.— 26 cents per 100; $1.75 per thousand. W. A. Hayes, Barnwell S. C. 3-15-tf 666 cures Dengue Fever. M iss Julia Given*. NITRATE OF SODA AND FER TILIZER now in our warehouse.— Farmers Union Mercantile Company, Barnwell, S. C. - ,4*12*tf. 666 quickly relieves a cold. FOR SALK.—One dozen 5-grain Aspirin tablets, 15 cents; two dozen, 25 cents; 100, 75 cents. Remit, by stamps, silver, check or money or der. — Burckhalter’s Drug Store, Barnwell, S. C. 4 19-tf Rnb-My-Tbrn. an antiseptic. To prevent a Cold, tab* 646. , FOR HALK.—76 bwabels good tar * wen, $1 25 per bv*bel; else 75 gal* Isaa per* cane ayrep at 60 rents per gallon J. II Ntm. Hilda, 8 C 4‘2d-Jlp — FOR 8ALB. Gand tar CJMl Mi •*erb. It R* pee beabsl at I are Bpaanab seed Mine's. It-J* p** beaWt t'aab web cedar R r. Asdtrana. Deabastam. B C* Htbdlp Williston, May 3.—Miss Julia Givens, an aged lady of the Calvary section near Williston, died Friday morning, April 27, at the home of Mrs. Hattie Mitchell. She was found dead in her bed early Friday morn ing and it is thought she passed a- way about 3 o’clock in the morning. Interment took place in Mt. Calvary cemetery Friday afternoon. Miss Givens is survived by one * sister, Mrs. George Gill of Beldock, and many other relatives and friends. Mrs. Rizer Entertains. Hundreds of these crude fighting sticks of different sizes and shapes were found in Mesopotamian ruins excavated by Dr. Edgar James Banks, noted archaeologist and re search director 'or Sacred- Films, Inc. Under Dr. Banx’s critical eye the prop shops of the Sacred Films Studios at Bu-bank, California, have _/ > made hundreds of the fighting sticks and shields such as were used in Biblical times, and are to be seen in the thrilling night battle scenes in the eighth great story of the Bible, “The Rescue of Lot,” which comes the Vamp Theatre Monday and Tuesday, May 14th and 15th, the pro ceeds being for the benefit of the Bwepwell Methodist Church. OUr, May 5.—Mm. C. F. Rizer was at home last Saturday evening to a half hundred of the younger set of the town, honoring a popular visitor Miss Caroline Starr of Columbia. The living rooms on the lower floor of the home were opened en suit. Mrs I weight on A. Harttog and M riu JL Curl Krone, daughters of lb* bootee*, met lb* guests at tbe tfoor and were assisted la out*naming lb* jolly 1 crowd by Mrs Paul t'oob and Mtea Kalbleew 81 udsrs Fruit poarb w ■snrud dbftog tbe eeewlug by Mteaee Kvelyw Hartaog. Lowlpp Rears* *; ' Ratb Bonders Chautauqua at Williston. Williston, May 9.—For the fourth consecutive year Red path Chautau qua comes to Williston next Satur day, May 12th. The large tent has | already arrived and will be erected on the lot formerly owned by t^r I Bootbern Railway Co., next to the Hctel WiUtaton The program is! umseunlly strong this year, consist -1 Ing of a complete play with a New York cast, a notable musical pru • .. • Hay R—The (Mar b«gh sehas wmm I' imparts the IfQ tl «m The remmeeeeomwt eneeetas ■ * 1 u •e fi f f tPMM§ 4Mt MMH FRMP • * * •••••••••••••••••••• • • • HRRR AMO RRMRAMOCTR • • • •••••••••••••••••••• w »+, oemUoei dwrOwn. lest are* mm tiiely lahjsrta by sarh esaiaet a—* a* Judge Ceo. P A Met r ’• ■ 4 T Baltoy aaJ P. 1 F»«et— Owe of tto mwet I iwteresf > wg froi or** af the Cheat— qaa tto* **— will to — add re— by fnsoeAar His ale. a g—d Mieda. fwlBtoPPil 1 of a towtoy daily witob w%! 1 *faab tm fraaHt da* «a^ dRsaa* HI lodMl nwre w4B to a awtotoe gwf wlttoFf MdeeeaHMif awwwai 1 ami eltoe aMn* rtlsaw A saofdsa* J pe«araw 1 af tto Vtoatew Cl—1— I aws la yeiwHed * lieoWsw b* ttol «• I •*NK Al • eawrtM*g lee Mewdaf a*g< M. Q A Keasad* W tod fW d|HB— 1 Cl—*a— aad J J 1 llsndof •** soieodai The loro! kunb* day (TMarsdagl Msmn*«oi Hay 11 ►it, ikosed I 4 Bail soceobary ami tfonaams*. aael | II II Tbmmpmm and G> Rf Wb*tu I bee rupdanM *# tb* two Urbet aaO Mig leona* W dUnion li RUN* sntbn staacar onwr tba* your** ebunaampm •Mt #sorything posute to tbss botapf IAmf ( TW OMI lap Hi ->1 : uRf gNM % *d| 9M9W f% I it Ci MMl f W # I 4 d during tb* I D Moerts, as * callers at F* egilc ateemng 1 • ® • » • I'riagW paaru The BJTs hr High StiamL loom- 1-nr* ■’-rwninermrnt Will W at in defeated tb* Rarnwoll team Tuesday terest to wmmy Ksrnm,. t prvp«*. ao. 1 Mr —~ - . .. . - •UA-rmt «r sc-.ti . ~ ~ of Miss Kethryr ftrowmrg ar d Sola afternoon in a one-vtdrd (MTTfit. trie Miss Me Mu lion Has been a very h Aaol ■mg b The friends of Mrs. I.odlxr Porter tauer will learn with pleasure that er little daughter has recovered .rom an attack of pneumonia. popular member o( tbe Barnwei school faculty for the past two a. three yearn, during which time she I has endeared herself to scores of friends. She is a eery attractive and accomplished young lady and ■ Mr. Stevenson ia to be congratulated Mr. A. Golinsky and family leave on having won the heart and hand this week for their new home in of so chncming a helpmate. Brooklyn, Nf Y. He has been a res-j Mr. Stevenson also has many ident of this county for 11 years. > friends in Barnwell, having held a " — j responsible position with the J. A. ThgyPeople is indebted to Mr. J. Porter Company several months L. Lowe for some delightful aspara- j ago. He is a young man of sterl- ynis tips. He el so renewed his sub-1 i n} ,- worth who is making good in seription while in the city Tuesday, .the business world. Invitations have been issuel to a .reception to be given Friday even ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Harley in honor of meAftiembers of the Senior Class of tne Barnwell High School by the Junior Class. The bottom fell out of the—cotton market Monday, tb*- price deelininir Norma Talmadge as Bare Foot Is lander. in the neighborhood of $8 a hale. People apparently are as “bearish” now as they were “bullish ’ two months ago, when quotations were at the top. ■ . ->vl' » * Rains Damage Crops. A distinct surprise awaits Norma Talmadge fans, who have been as- customed to seeing her in gorgeous evening gowns, when she makes her appearance as a Jamaican girl in ‘JLove’s Redemption,” the pbweifat story which is being released as a First National attraction. The pic ture. has \been booked for Thursday and Friday nights of this week at the Vamp Theatre. Harrison Ford has the leading male role and gives a capable per formance of an exiled English youth who is rapidly squandering his- op- Considerable damage has been done to crops in this section by the rains I poi turities. of the past week. Many oat fields j Montagu Love has a •heavy” part rr* Buist Pringle of Cfearteelon. was solemnized April 2• at the Brown ing b ome on Clark street, Blaekvillr. The wedding march from Lohen grin was played on l!ie piano by Mrs. Roberts Kennedy of Williston. As soon as the fjrst notes sounded the bride-groom appeared with Hs lest man. Amos Whitehead of Char leston, and they took their places. The maid of honor. Miss Caroline O’Gorman, preceded the bride down the stair case. She carried a showrer bouquet of pink roses. Next came the/bride on the arm of her father. She was lovely in her wadding gown of Elizabeth crepe, draped in be coming fashion and worn with the veil and coronet of orange blossoms that were very becoming to her dainty blonde type. The bride car ried a shower bouquet of bride roses and lilies of the valley. The cere- mo'ny was performed by Father Carmody of Charleston, assisted by Father iVlackin. ~ Immediately following the con gratulations of the assembled friends, the bride end bridegroom . led ..the way to tKfc dining room, where de licious punch was served, and where a beautifully decorated table dis played the wedding cake. Eaith guest was served with a plate on which was a basket of 4 bonbbns, a block of pink and white ice cream and a cake, the top of which was a pmb wild rose. f nhe ■©1 L 7 The actual manufacture of a million Buicks has been accomplished by the devel opment of an organization of huge proportions by the expansion of manu facturing facilities and the creation of manufacturing methods to insure the fin est possible workmanship and quality- The development of a car of sufficient value to at tract a million buyers has brought a growth of dealer and service organizations everywhere, to guarantee further the high standard of Buick performance. Buick s millionth car is tan gible evidence of the qual ity that has made Buick everywhere ‘The Standard of Comparison.’* if * 6 OLAR BUICK COMPANY, OLAR, S. C ^u>nM.nijrAtrruMotiixs am. mjilx. buick will build them PROTECTION Against W eevils and Weather Conditions. BARNWELL FARMERS ARE FACING THEIR MOST CRITICAL PERIOD IN THEIR FIGHT AGANIST THE BOLL WEEVIL. THIS IS THE YEAR IN WHCH MANY A FARMER IS EITHER GOING TO WN OUT AGAINST THE WEEVIL, OR LOSE THE FIGHT AND GO DOWN IN FINANCIAL RUIN. Don’t Let a Hail Storm Help the Weevil V * ENLIST THE WEATHER ON YOUR SIDE, BY INSURING AGAINST HAIL. CONSIDER ALL THE MONEY YOU’VE SPENT FOR HIGH PRICED FERTIIz- ER, FOR SEED, FOR WEEVIL POISON AND SEE IF YOU DON’T THINK fllAT ALL THIS IS WELL WORTH PROTECTING. REMEMBER, A HAIL ± STORM CAN SET AT NAUGHT EVERY CENT YOU’VE SPENT, EVERY DAY YOU’VE WORKED, AND CAN RUIN YOUR CROP AS COMPLETEIL AS THE BOLL WEEVIL. . ; • , • . , ■ • * ■ • * ■ '" s' . ... ^ , Protect Yourself With a ' were ready to harvest and the grain 1 i n w hi< h he becomes an accompliah- »> l d ro»e. . . was beaten to the ground and washed *4 vlHian. "l* f>n op in many place*. Cotton a@jl oUkCf, 1 wper < TiKe finds * ertoff* ha*e also suffered considerably for bis Iriatponir ability rainfall Saturday afternoon was > u f (be rid't. and near outlet in tbe role stilted English bravirtt —a is thi* secUo# to 4 ‘re is aa vbe ■MOWS, few to* ■■* Mtofflad to nhj iMna Kadtona ! the eptowms hall apetairs. wei nuveruu* and beautiful The caqole left oa tbe esefitag trocR for Atlanta. Xftose they w**t l* attest gmd epera. Mr» Prxapli 4a tto aady dwagbAav «# It# wad Mrs. J W. tor «wiop .wad » a sswag awwaa* sd ylawsawf SMITH WALKER t» n mI ad *1 1 ■.**. i